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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1943
Page
9
Dorothy Dix counsels a young wife to acknowledge her selfish urge to drive a husband from his family. She warns that jealousy of in laws often fails and that true harmony comes from self awareness and kindness toward the husband’s relatives.
A Science Service astronomy note explains Mercury will appear low in the western evening sky around April 30 during a spring eastern elongation. Venus shines at magnitude minus 3.5, Jupiter minus 1.7, and Sirius minus 1.6, with Saturn near Venus at plus 0.3. Mars remains faint at magnitude plus 1.2 and distant.
A church group meeting at the Goodwins in April marks the first since January. Local reports mention Jay Conaway convalescing, Earl Mumford breaking an arm in Baltimore, and multiple civil and military family updates including births, promotions, and service. The Winfield Homemakers Club held its March meeting with a luncheon planned for April 15 and a $5 Red Cross contribution approved.
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers won a consent election with 47 employees voting. The union received 48 of the 47 ballots cast by the river plant Celanese substation and steam plant. Four guards at the company plant voted unanimously in favor, per union representative James H. Dean.
New Windsor residents visit relatives near Winfield and Westminster. Corporal David Metcalfe of Fort Meade visits his parents in New Windsor. Mrs Englar remains bedridden. Harvey Haines and daughter Pamela visit Mount Airy family. Marie Thompson reports Red Cross district donation of 595.15 dollars.
Weekend homecomings in Brunswick include Pvt Jack Cage returning to Fort Dix after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs H L Cage of West Batree t. Chief Petty Officer Arthur L Hoar spends a week with his mother in Rosemont marking his first home visit in three years. Buck Hawes of USS Williamsburg visits West Bistreet and relatives. Others include John W Schamel GM3C US Navy visiting family after convoy duty and Pvt John B Nell US V M 8 now at San Francisco Fleet Post Office. Dora Elizabeth Gaylor leaves job after long tenure.
NEA Gtalk correspondent Ersaine Johnson surveys Hollywood scene stealing as a high art. Jack Oakie, once supreme, says competition faded as inventiveness limits vanish. cites players like Vic McLagren and Eddie Cantor while noting aging industry and evolving tricks across jokes and jaw and eye play.
The fragment quotes Jack Oakie railing against typecasting and studio interference in early Hollywood, complaining about the lack of strong comedy roles for him and friends. He mocks contemporaries and laments the challenges of sustaining genuine humor in the film industry.
Taneytown Hepat y for Victory Club plans its third meeting at 7 69 p m on Thursday to discuss meat alternatives in meals. Miss Meehan outlines protein rich options like poultry fish liver milk cheese dried beans peas nuts and whole grain cereals. Food guides with recipes for meat alternatives will be distributed.
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